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We offer the best product range of Senna Leaves, Sarpgandha, Tulsi, Heavy Clay Soil and Brahmi.

Senna Leaves

Shelf Life 2-3 month
Purity (%) 99%
Standardized for Polyphenols upto 40%
Maturity 97.00%
Loss On Drying 7% (max)
Keto-Steroids 2.5-20%
Ash: 8 % Max.

Senna is valued in medicine for its cathartic properties, especially in habitual constipation. The drug which induces the defectation is called cathartic drugs. A number of terms are used to designate the cathartic drugs.

Preface of Senna
Introduction of Senna
Botanical View of Senna
Vernacular Names of Senna
Origin of Senna
Chemical Properties of Senna
A Interesting History & Future of The Senna Plant
Uses of Senna
Toxicology of Senna
Ecological Requirements of Senna Plant
Cultivation & Economy of Senna
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Heavy Clay Soil

The plant prefers light (sandy), medium (loamy) and heavy (clay) soils and can grow in heavy clay soil. The plant prefers acid, neutral and basic (alkaline) soils. It can grow in semi-shade (light woodland) or no shade. It requires moist soil.

Preface of Atees
Introduction of Atees
Botanical View of Atees
Vernacular Names of Atees
Origin of Atees
Chemical Properties of Atees
A Interesting History & Future of The Atees Plant
Uses of Atees
Toxicology of Atees
Ecological Requirements of Atees Plant
Cultivation & Economy of Atees
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Brahmi

Bacopa monnieri is a perennial, creeping herb whose habitat includes wetlands and muddy shores. Common names include Water Hyssop and brahmi (note: brahmi is also the Ayurvedic name given to Centella asiatica and other herbs). The leaves of this plant are succulent and relatively thick. Leaves are oblanceolate and are arranged oppositely on the stem. The flowers are small and white, with four or five petals. Its ability to grow in water makes it a popular aquarium plant. It can even grow in slightly brackish conditions. Propagation is often achieved through cuttings.

Preface of Brahmi

Introduction of Brahmi

Botanical View of Brahmi

Vernacular Names of Brahmi

Origin of Brahmi

Chemical Properties of Brahmi

A Interesting History & Future of The Brahmi Plant

Uses of Brahmi

Toxicology of Brahmi

Ecological Requirements of Brahmi Plant

Cultivation & Economy of Brahmi

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Isabgol

Isabgol or "Sat-Isabgol" is an Indian branded product for relief of constipation. It contains psyllium seed husks (from the plant genus Plantago), the same active ingredient as the American product Metamucil.

Preface of Isabgol

Introduction of Isabgol

Botanical View of Isabgol

Vernacular Names of Isabgol

Origin of Isabgol

Chemical Properties of Isabgol

A Interesting History & Future of The Isabgol Plant

Uses of Isabgol

Toxicology of Isabgol

Ecological Requirements of Isabgol Plant

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Mulethi

It is Tonic, Diuretic, Demulcent, Expectorant, Emenagogue Laxative and Laxative. Used for allaying coughs and catarrhal infections. Useful in irritable conditions of mucous membrane of Urinary organs. Useful in sore throat, cough, anorexia and persistent low fever. Useful in flavoring of tobacco, confectionary, beverages, jams and marmalades.

Preface of Mulethi

Introduction of Mulethi

Botanical View of Mulethi

Vernacular Names of Mulethi

Origin of Mulethi

Chemical Properties of Mulethi

A Interesting History & Future of The Mulethi Plant

Uses of Mulethi

Toxicology of Mulethi

Ecological Requirements of Mulethi Plant

Cultivation & Economy of Mulethi

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Sarpgandha

Sarpgandha is an important medicinal plant of India. Its roots are used for the treatment of snakebite, insect nervous disorders, mania and epilepsy. It is also useful in the treatment of hypertension and works as a sedative or tranquilizing agent. The roots are also used in skin disorders, excessive sweating and itching.

Preface of Sarpgandha

Introduction of Sarpgandha

Botanical View of Sarpgandha

Vernacular Names of Sarpgandha

Origin of Sarpgandha

Chemical Properties of Sarpgandha

A Interesting History & Future of The Sarpgandha Plant

Uses of Sarpgandha

Toxicology of Sarpgandha

Ecological Requirements of Sarpgandha Plant

Cultivation & Economy of Sarpgandha

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Tulsi

This extract is derived form the plant of Ocimum sanctum belonging to family Labiatae. Hindus regard it as an earthly manifestation of goddess Vrindavani, who is dear to Lord Vishnu. It has been widely grown throughout the world and commonly cultivated in gardens. Traditionally Ocimum sanctum is used in malarial fevers, gastric disorders and in hepatic infections. Ocimum sanctum leaves is also used in bronchitis, ringworm and other cutaneous diseases and earache. The leaves are used as a nerve tonic and to sharpen memory. Ocimum sanctum leaves are abundant in tannins like gallic acid, chlorogenic acid etc and also contain alkaloids, glycosides, and saponins along with the volatile oil. The major active constituents of Holy basil leaves include urosolic acid.

Preface of Tulsi

Introduction of Tulsi

Botanical View of Tulsi

Vernacular Names of Tulsi

Origin of Tulsi

Chemical Properties of Tulsi

A Interesting History & Future of The Tulsi Plant

Uses of Tulsi

Toxicology of Tulsi

Ecological Requirements of Tulsi Plant

Cultivation & Economy of Tulsi

Bibliography of Tulsi